The Ball
Football is still tho sport par excellence of the hour, and the one exciting most attention and interest. Last Saturday the senior players in Bathurst…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
191 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 10
Thanes to the Saos'. a Wattle Flat Concert. Wattle Flat
On behalf of the Wattle Flat inhabitants we would like to thank the Sao Minstrels for their noble services in giving an entertainment here in aid of…
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The Orphanage ball, which promises to be quite the event of the season, will be hold in the School of Arts on Thursday night, and every preparation has been made to ensure…
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All preparations for the above important social event are now completed, and lovers of the light fantastic, may safely look forward to a most enjoyable night at the School…
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Football is now in the zenith of its popularity in this colony, aud the game is attracting as much attention as the English elections, or as "Mr. Dibbs in England." In…
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The Orphanage Ball, which took place at the School of Arts Hall last night, was in every respect a brilliant success. Thanks to the untiring efforts of Messrs…
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The annual ball in aid of the funds of the Roman Catholic Orphanage was held last night, and was as successful, and even more so, than many of its predecessors,…
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At the monthly meeting of the Onward Band of Hope held in the vestry of the Baptist Church last night the members made a presentation to their leader…
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Now that the Orphanage Ball, one of the season's great social events, is over, a little additional information concerning it should prove of interest. In the first place, with…
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Dear Marion,—According to promise send along a few Horns about the Orphanage ball. This ball was certainly as brilliant as previous gatherings, and…
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The first of a series of popular entertainments took place at the School of Arts last night, before a large and fashionable audience, the hall being well filled in every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hospital Hems. a Crimea Veteran. Nursed by Florence Nightingale. Mrs. Adlam and Ronald Whiteman. a Charitable Public. the Hospital Ball
AMONGST the inmates of the Bathurst Hospital at the present time is an old Crimea veteran named Nelson Probo. Ho is a Frenchman by birth, and was…
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Of course the great football event of the week, as far as Bathurst, and indeed Sydney, is concerned, was the visit of the Western District team to the metropolis. That visit…
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The concert minstrel entertainment in aid of the local hospital which was held on Friday night was a great success the proceeds amounting to twenty two pounds. The first…
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Mr. James Allison, who is an efficient teacher of dancing in all its branches, intends giving a juvenile ball in September. By reference to our advertising columns it will…
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"At the battle of Gettysburg a rifle ball broke my right arm just below the shoulder, and I never knew till then what a difference there is between an arm to lift with and an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Theatre Disaster. a Tier of Seats Break Down. London
A disaster has occurred at the Theatre Rucil, five miles from Paris. A tier of seats suddenly collapsed whilst the performance was proceeding. 700…
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A VERY excellent programme of instrumental and vocal music was rendered in the Masonic Hall last night by the Bathurst Philharmonic Society. The audience was a fairly large…
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Last evening the sixth grand concert in connection with the Bathurst Philharmonic Society was given in the Masonic Hall, Mr. S. A. Thompson acting as…
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Never was football more universally popular in this country than at the present moment, and everyone seems to take an, all-absorbing interest in the game. The visit of…
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